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We are so grateful to have an article written about us in the Diabetes Wellness Magazine. We love giving back to the community that has given us so much over the years. Read all about us here.
We are so grateful to have an article written about us in the Diabetes Wellness Magazine. We love giving back to the community that has given us so much over the years. Read all about us here.
If you cannot speak for yourself, an ID whether medical or outdoor will speak for you. Any form of identification enables first responders to immediately contact family members on your behalf. The information you provide on your ID will enable...
We were delighted to colab with Sophie Devine in a bracelet this quarter. Sophie is a delightful lady who is so motivational and inspirational. Sophie was 15 years old when she was diagnosed with Type 1 Diabetes, a shock to...
Emily Wilson is an amazing inspiration to anybody living with Type 1 Diabetes. She is a multisport athlete and an all round good human. We had the pleasure of developing a bracelet with Emily with all proceeds going back to...
Mothers Day but also a very special day for our daughter. When your 7 year old gets type 1 diabetes... We were living in Christchurch when Payton was diagnosed. She was a normal seven-year-old, who enjoyed dancing, playdates with her...
Have you ever heard someone say 'Oh I love the smell of cut grass'? That person is NOT me! I hate it - I associate it with pain, sneezing, itching, sneezing some more. I would sit on the grass at...
Emily Writes reaches out to other parents of children with type 1. "I want to tell those new to the club that it will change every day. That it’s no straight line. I want to tell them that our family...
"For anyone life is filled with constant highs and lows, but especially for us diabetics and our blood sugars! I live beyond by accepting the bad moments and retaining a positive outlook on my relationship with Diabetes and I love...
Sir Eion’s interest in diabetes began in 1999. He was the first person asked to join a new Diabetes Business Group set up by Paul Bowe, then Vice-President of Diabetes NZ. This interest led Sir Eion and his wife Jan...